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ijmpy is a python wrapper of the imagej-macro-language
It allows to move ij-macro code to python (mostly) without modifications (yes, you can keep the ';') The aim is to facilitate the step of moving from macro to scripting. You can record your macro, use the familiar macro language and learn how to profit from the better code organization and data-structures (list, tupels, dictionary, ...) in python.
written 2020 by Volker Baecker, Montpellier Ressources Imagerie, Biocampus Montpellier, UM, INSERM, CNRS
Have fun!
When you call 'abs()' the python 'abs()' function is called. The behaviour should be identical.
Functions that take output parameter in the macro language are implemented without these parameters and return the results as an n-tupel instead.
For example, use:
min, max, mean, stddev = Array.getStatistics(anArray)
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Array.getStatistics(anArray, min, max, mean, stddev)
Only in the case that the parameter modified in the function is an array, it is modified in place. For example:
Array.fill(array, 0) Array.reverse(array)
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Calculates the inverse tangent (arctangent) of n. Returns a value in the range -PI/2 through PI/2. |
Calculates the inverse tangent of y/x and returns an angle in the range -PI to PI, using the signs of the arguments to determine the quadrant. Multiply the result by 180/PI to convert to degrees. |
If boolean is true, the display is refreshed each time lineTo(), drawLine(), drawString(), etc. are called. Otherwise, the display is refreshed only when updateDisplay() is called or when the macro terminates. |
Uses the calibration function of the active image to convert a raw pixel value to a density calibrated value. The argument must be an integer in the range 0-255 (for 8-bit images) or 0-65535 (for 16-bit images). Returns the same value if the active image does not have a calibration function. |
Calls a public static method in a Java class, passing an arbitrary number of string arguments, and returning a string. Refer to the CallJavaDemo macro and the ImpProps plugin for examples. |
Changes pixels in the image or selection that have a value in the range v1-v2 to v3. For example, changeValues(0,5,5) changes all pixels less than 5 to 5, and changeValues(0x0000ff,0x0000ff,0xff0000) changes all blue pixels in an RGB image to red. In ImageJ 1.52d or later, use changeValues(NaN,NaN,value) to replaces NaN values. |
Returns the Unicode value of the character at the specified index in string. Index values can range from 0 to lengthOf(string). Use the fromCharCode() function to convert one or more Unicode characters to a string. |
Closes the active image. This function has the advantage of not closing the "Log" or "Results" window when you meant to close the active image. Use run("Close") to close non-image windows.
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Converts the number n into a string using the specified number of decimal places. Uses scientific notation if 'decimalPlaces is negative. Note that d2s stands for "double to string". Note: In python 2 the division a/b is an integer division. To use float division make one of the operands a float, or change the general behaviour with from __future__ import division |
Start debugging. We can't use the ij-debugger for python. Call pdb instead, but this will only work when running from an interactive shell not from the editor. |
Runs an ImageJ menu command in a separate thread and returns immediately. As an example, doCommand("Start Animation") starts animating the current stack in a separate thread and the macro continues to execute. Use run("Start Animation") and the macro hangs until the user stops the animation. |
Equivalent to clicking on the current image at (x,y) with the wand tool. Note that some objects, especially one pixel wide lines, may not be reliably traced unless they have been
thresholded (highlighted in red) using setThreshold.
Traces the boundary of the area with pixel values within |
Draws a line between (x1, y1) and (x2, y2). Use setColor() to specify the color of the line and setLineWidth() to vary the line width. See also:Overlay.drawLine |
Draws the outline of an oval using the current color and line width. See also:fillOval, setColor, setLineWidth, autoUpdate and Overlay.drawEllipse. |
Draws the outline of a rectangle using the current color and line width. See also:fillRect, setColor, setLineWidth, autoUpdate and Overlay.drawRect |
Draws text at the specified location with a filled background. The first character is drawn obove and to the right of (x,y). Call setFont() to specify the font. Call setJustification() to have the text centered or right justified. Call getStringWidth() to get the width of the text in pixels. Refer to the TextDemo macro for examples and to DrawTextWithBackground to see how to draw text with a background. |
Writes the contents of the symbol table, the tokenized script code and the variable stack to the "Log" window. In ijmpy you need to save the script before creating a dump. |
Returns True if string ends with suffix. See also:startsWith, indexOf, substring, matches. |
Evaluates (runs) one or more lines of macro code. An optional second argument can be used to pass a string to the macro being evaluated.
See also:EvalDemo macro and runMacro function. |
Executes a native command and returns the output of that command as a string. Also opens Web pages in the default browser and documents in other applications (e.g., Excel). With commands with multiple arguments, each argument should be passed as a separate string. For example exec("open", "/Users/wayne/test.jpg", "-a", "/Applications/Gimp.app"); Refer to the ExecExamples macro for examples. It doesn't seem to be possible to override the python keyword echo, although it seemed to have worked for eval. For now use "Exec", but this is likely to change. |
Terminates execution of the script and displays an error message. In ijmpy you can specify an exit status, for example: exit(status=0) |
Fills an oval bounded by the specified rectangle with the current drawing color. See also:drawOval, setColor, autoUpdate. |
Fills the specified rectangle with the current drawing color. See also:drawRect, setColor, autoUpdate. |
Fills, with the foreground color, pixels that are connected to, and have the same color as, the pixel at (x, y). Does 8-connected filling if there is an optional string argument containing "8", for example floodFill(x, y, "8-connected"). This function is used to implement the flood fill (paint bucket) macro tool. |
Returns the largest value that is not greater than n and is equal to an integer. See also:round |
Returns the raw value of the pixel at (x,y). Uses bilinear interpolation if 'x' or 'y' are not integers. Use getValue(x,y) to get calibrated pixel values from 8 and 16 bit images and intensity values from RGB images. Note that pixels in RGB images contain red, green and blue components that need to be extracted using shifting and masking. See the Color Picker Tool macro for an example that shows how to do this. |
Returns the lower and upper threshold levels. Both variables are set to -1 if the active image is not thresholded. The function has no parameters and returns a tupel. This is different from the ij-macro function which has two result parameters. See also:setThreshold, resetThreshold |
Returns a new array containing size elements. You can also create arrays by listing the elements, for example newArray(1,4,7) or newArray("a","b","c"). For more examples, see the Arrays macro. The ImageJ macro language does not directly support 2D arrays. Use python lists instead. ijmpy uses python lists as arrays. The macro code a.length will not work. Use either the ijm-command lengthOf(a) or the python command len(a) instead. The newArray-function is here for compability with ij-macros. Consider using python lists directly. |
Opens a new image or stack using the name title. The string type should contain "8-bit", "16-bit", "32-bit" or "RGB". In addition, it can contain "white", "black" or "ramp" (the default is "white"). As an example, use "16-bit ramp" to create a 16-bit image containing a grayscale ramp. Precede with call("ij.gui.ImageWindow.setNextLocation", x, y) to set the location of the new image. Width and height specify the width and height of the image in pixels. Depth specifies the number of stack slices. |
Returns number of open images. The parentheses "()" are optional in the ij-macro language but not in ijmpy. |
These function run ROI Manager commands. The ROI Manager is opened if it is not already open. Use roiManager("reset") to delete all ROIs on the list. Use setOption("Show All", boolean) to enable/disable "Show All" mode. For examples, refer to the RoiManagerMacros, ROI Manager Stack Demo and RoiManagerSpeedTest macros.
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Executes an ImageJ menu command. The optional second argument contains values that are automatically entered into dialog boxes (must be GenericDialog or OpenDialog). Use the Command Recorder (Plugins>Macros>Record) to generate run() function calls. Use string concatenation to pass a variable as an argument. With ImageJ 1.43 and later, variables can be passed without using string concatenation by adding "&" to the variable name. For examples, see the ArgumentPassingDemo macro. |
Uses the specified method to set the threshold levels of the current image. It may select dark or bright areas as thresholded, as was the case with the Image>Adjust>Threshold "Auto" option in ImageJ 1.42o and earlier. Use the getList("threshold.methods") function to get a list of the available methods. Concatenate " dark" to the method name if the image has a dark background. For an example, see the AutoThresholdingDemo macro. See also:setThreshold, getThreshold, resetThreshold |
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The service will by default use the Android default developer certificate to sign the artifact, so there is no need to configure the below until you wish to release your app. However, in order to build release-able binaries for Android you need a signing key (see Android Signing). The plugin will take care of uploading the keystore and then associating it with your application, but you need to configure the plugin with a few details first.
Creating a self-signed key is easy and well documented in the guide on Android Developers. As documented on the PhoneGap Build site, you need to note down the alias, keystore password, key password and the location of your keystore.
Again, we re-use the server section of the settings file for storing the keystore details, as it has various advantages over specifing properties etc. (not least that the passwords/passphrases can be encrypted).
A valid server configuration would look like -
<server> <id>android-developer-certificate</id> <privateKey>${user.home}/android.keystore</privateKey> <passphrase>superSecretKeystorePassword</passphrase> <username>alias_name</username> <password>superSecretKeyPassword</password> </server>
Following the same pattern as authentication, you must configure the plugin with the server id (this id can also be set in the POM as a property or configuration parameter) -
<properties> <phonegap-build.android.server>android-developer-certificate</phonegap-build.android.server> </properties>
Additionally you must also explicitly tell the configure the plugin in the project's POM to sign the artifact (by default the Android development certificate is used) -
<androidSign>true</androidSign>
It is possible to configure the above using properties but it is not recommended.
The same distribution profile based certificate switch can be used for Android as was used for iOS.


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name: format_display(int n_indent, const int & n_space,
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| start_opening_tag | is a standard string corresponding to the start of the opening tag ("<" for xml). |
| end_opening_tag | is a standard string corresponding to the end of the opening tag (">" for xml). |
| start_closing_tag | is a standard string corresponding to the start of the closing tag ("<\" for xml). |
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Reports on any expressions of type char which are used in addition or subtraction expressions.
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Pitch Designer
Change the pitch profile with the toggles using the mouse or arrow keys.
Follow q-alpha constraint
Plot channel:


Sample Spreadsheet with FormulasThe yellow / red colored cells are calculated by formulas.Just double-click on a yellow or red cell to play with formulas ! Or you can click on the other cells (white) to change the numbers just like in any other Spreadsheet. Use right-context menu to add rows, use CTRL+C, CTRL+V to copy / paste rows, columns or cells ... |


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You Are Not Late
medium.com
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Get detailed financial information on Bitcoin (CURRENCY:BTC) including real-time stock quotes, historical charts & financial news, all for free!
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Apple - Privacy
www.apple.com
At Apple, we respect your privacy and protect it with strong encryption, plus strict policies that govern how all data is handled.
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Requests for Startups
www.ycombinator.com
You shouldn't start a company just because it's on this list. 1. It’s mostly here to help stimulate you to think about ideas.
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The four delusions that cost VCs money
pando.com
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Gwen Shapira, SA superstar and now full-time engineer at Cloudera, asked a question on Twitter that got me thinking.
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Lookback - See how people really use your apps!
lookback.io
User experience collecting made simple. See the screen, face, voice and touches of your users. Record remotely and without equipment.
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What Millennials Really Think About Entrepreneurship (Infographic)
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Coursera
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My startup failed, and this is what it feels like…
medium.com
We had users and traction, then we fell off a cliff. My 4 year emotional rollercoaster just came to an end.
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Data Driven Products Now!
mcfunley.com
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techvibes.com
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That 70's Show Pilot The very first circle. I do not own this content.
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Blow Minds. Teach STEM.
blowmindsteachstem.com
America isn't the sharpest bulb in the knife shed when it comes to math and science. We can change that with more excllent STEM teachers. Watch a ...
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Itamar Simonson and Emanuel Rosen: How the Digital Age Is Rewriting the ...
www.gsb.stanford.edu
The authors of a new book on market research explain how a shift in consumer decision-making affects marketing.
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www.twitterflight.com
Flight is a gathering built by developers, for developers. You'll be right at home if you live, breathe and occasionally dream in Java, Objective-C, ...
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Steve Jobs brainstorms with the NeXT team (1985)
www.youtube.com
This fascinating documentary was filmed from December 1985 to March 1986 at NeXT's team retreat in Pebble Beach. It offers a rare glimpse of Steve's ...
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American Horror, Ivy League Edition
www.newsweek.com
Three new books suggest that an elite education may be the most poisonous education of all
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This is Uber's playbook for sabotaging Lyft
www.theverge.com
Uber is arming teams of independent contractors with burner phones and credit cards as part of its sophisticated effort to undermine Lyft and other ...
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205/55/24 | Uber Blog
blog.uber.com
Today we are one step closer to our vision of UberEverywhere — a bold idea that no matter where you are, a reliable ride with Uber is just 5 minutes ...
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Hyperlapse, Instagram's New App, Is Like a $15,000 Video Setup in Your ...
www.wired.com
Today, Instagram is lifting the veil on Hyperlapse, the company's first-ever app outside of Instagram itself.
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Instagram Blog
blog.instagram.com
Introducing Hyperlapse from Instagram Since launching nearly four years ago, it has always been a priority to bring the Instagram community simple ...


As the first open edge computing framework in China, Baetyl aims to create a lightweight, secure, reliable and scalable edge computing community that will create a good ecological environment. Here, we offer the following options for you to choose from:
Welcome to Baetyl of Baidu Open Source Project. To contribute to Baetyl, please follow the process below.
We sincerely appreciate your contribution. This document explains our workflow and work style.
Baetyl use this Git branching model. The following steps guide usual contributions.
Fork
Our development community has been growing fast, so we encourage developers to submit code. And please file Pull Requests from your fork. To make a fork, please refer to Github page and click on the “Fork” button.
Prepare for the development environment
go get github.com/baetyl/baetyl # clone baetyl official repository
cd $GOPATH/src/github.com/baetyl/baetyl # step into baetyl
git checkout master # verify master branch
git remote add fork https://github.com/<your_github_account>/baetyl # specify remote repository
Push changes to your forked repository
git status # view current code change status
git add . # add all local changes
git commit -c "modify description" # commit changes with comment
git push fork # push code changes to remote repository which specifies your forked repository
Create pull request
You can push and file a pull request to Baetyl official repository https://github.com/baetyl/baetyl. To create a pull request, please follow these steps. Once the Baetyl repository reviewer approves and merges your pull request, you will see the code which contributed by you in the Baetyl official repository.
git commit --amend
instead of git commit
.govendor fmt +local
before push changes, more details refer to govendormake test
before push changes(unit test should be contained), and make sure all unit test and data race test passedIn order to create a better iteration and development of Baetyl, if you have better advice about Baetyl, please contact us:
Baetyl official e-mail：baetyl@lists.lfedge.org


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To apply to access information from a registry, you must satisfy the relevant chief registrars that your service will meet the government data access principles.
The rules are different for government and 3rd parties


Functions for age-period-cohort analysis. The data can be organised in matrices indexed by age-cohort, age-period or cohort-period. The data can include dose and response or just doses. The statistical model is a generalized linear model (GLM) allowing for 3,2,1 or 0 of the age-period-cohort factors. The canonical parametrisation of Kuang, Nielsen and Nielsen (2008) <doi:10.1093/biomet/asn026> is used. Thus, the analysis does not rely on ad hoc identification.
| Version: | 1.3 |
| Imports: | lattice |
| Published: | 2016-12-01 |
| Author: | Bent Nielsen |
| Maintainer: | Bent Nielsen <bent.nielsen at nuffield.ox.ac.uk> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | apc results |
| Reference manual: | apc.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Vignettes to be found on web: http://users.ox.ac.uk/~nuff0078/apc |
| Package source: | apc_1.3.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: apc_1.3.zip, r-release: apc_1.3.zip, r-oldrel: apc_1.3.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: apc_1.3.tgz, r-oldrel: apc_1.3.tgz |
| Old sources: | apc archive |
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